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Interest from Chinese investors has declined and may not rebound
Low levels of Chinese investment will mean fewer apartment developments and may also put downward pressure on property prices.
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A stampede of buyers is heading to Australia's second-cheapest capital
It’s one of Australia’s prettiest capital cities, with great food on offer, wineries a short drive away, investment in infrastructure and no traffic jams.
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CBD Melbourne: Sudden exit for VCAT's people person
It can’t be easy finding work when a safety regulator like WorkCover labels you an A-grade bully and it gets splashed all over the news.
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How Melbourne's Leonardo, boy journalist, scooped the big guns
A 12-year-old schoolboy has been dubbed Melbourne’s youngest journalist after breaking the news on the demolition of a 19th-century bell tower.
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